Upcoming at Orlando Science Center
Wednesday, November 4
Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species A Special Exhibition at Orlando Science Center’s Fusion Gallery! Artists imagine vanished creatures, from a Neanderthal and a Dire Wolf to a Tyrannosaurus rex, alongside a real 200-million-year-old ammonite fossil. Student work from Pace Brantley Preparatory School is shown beside pieces by established adult artists. Thursday, November 5
Morning Meadows Toddler Time Little ones help shape a fresh story each morning in a short, playful session inside KidsTown, the Orlando Science Center's hands-on play area for children ages 7 and under. 
Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species A Special Exhibition at Orlando Science Center’s Fusion Gallery! Artists imagine vanished creatures, from a Neanderthal and a Dire Wolf to a Tyrannosaurus rex, alongside a real 200-million-year-old ammonite fossil. Student work from Pace Brantley Preparatory School is shown beside pieces by established adult artists. 
Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival – Full Dome A 28-minute dome show at the Orlando Science Center that takes you back to a distant Earth full of giant creatures. Dinosaur fans and families will enjoy the story of how some of them survived. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. 
T.REX A giant-screen film that traces the tyrannosaurus rex from youth to its prime, mixing CGI with recent fossil science. Shown in the 8K Dome, so the big screen and surround sound do much of the work. 
Prehistoric Pals Meet life-size baby dinosaurs Clawdia the T-Rex and Spike the Triceratops in the Dino Digs exhibit hall. Open to all ages, it shows the ways scientists peer back in time and learn how dinosaurs lived. 
Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. 
America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. 
Open Studio Open-ended, hands-on play at the Orlando Science Center's KidsTown studio, with stations for making things, STEM discovery, an interactive whiteboard and a reading nook. Suited to all ages, so families can explore at their own pace. 
Horse Power 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D theater film that travels the globe to show what horses can do and how closely they bond with people. As an education film, it suits curious kids and the grownups who come with them, screened at the Orlando Science Center. Friday, November 6
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Morning Meadows Toddler Time Little ones help shape a fresh story each morning in a short, playful session inside KidsTown, the Orlando Science Center's hands-on play area for children ages 7 and under. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species A Special Exhibition at Orlando Science Center’s Fusion Gallery! Artists imagine vanished creatures, from a Neanderthal and a Dire Wolf to a Tyrannosaurus rex, alongside a real 200-million-year-old ammonite fossil. Student work from Pace Brantley Preparatory School is shown beside pieces by established adult artists. Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival – Full Dome A 28-minute dome show at the Orlando Science Center that takes you back to a distant Earth full of giant creatures. Dinosaur fans and families will enjoy the story of how some of them survived. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. 
Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. T.REX A giant-screen film that traces the tyrannosaurus rex from youth to its prime, mixing CGI with recent fossil science. Shown in the 8K Dome, so the big screen and surround sound do much of the work. 
Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. Prehistoric Pals Meet life-size baby dinosaurs Clawdia the T-Rex and Spike the Triceratops in the Dino Digs exhibit hall. Open to all ages, it shows the ways scientists peer back in time and learn how dinosaurs lived. 
Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. Open Studio Open-ended, hands-on play at the Orlando Science Center's KidsTown studio, with stations for making things, STEM discovery, an interactive whiteboard and a reading nook. Suited to all ages, so families can explore at their own pace. Horse Power 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D theater film that travels the globe to show what horses can do and how closely they bond with people. As an education film, it suits curious kids and the grownups who come with them, screened at the Orlando Science Center. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. 
Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Saturday, November 7
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. 1 past event at Orlando Science Center in the last 12 months.
About Orlando Science Center
Orlando Science Center is in Ivanhoe Village. See the dates above for what is on, or go to the venue's website for more.
- Address
- 777 E Princeton St, Orlando, FL · Directions
- Area
- Ivanhoe Village events
- Website
- osc.org
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